Last Train from Gun Hill

1959 · 98 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 9,195 VOTES · DIR. John Sturges

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Overview

A marshal tries to bring the son of an old friend, an autocratic cattle baron, to justice for the rape and murder of his wife.

Dialogue Timeline — 670 lines

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00:03:12 Where you going in such a hurry?
00:07:31 Don't even hear a gun in the territory any more.
00:12:17 Something to say? Anybody got something to say, say it!
00:14:35 Hey, that looks like a scratch, huh?
00:17:08 - Who? - Belden.
00:19:51 - Boy. - Ah, that's nice.
00:24:08 Well, let's take care of this fellow with the saddle first.
00:26:56 - Here, let me give you another drink. - Craig, tell me about that saddle.
00:29:03 They was in a bar in Pawley, and their animals got stole, that's all.
00:32:26 We've got our own customaries. Anyway, the sheriff ain't around.
00:35:31 Just an Indian squaw.
00:38:49 We heard talk about an Indian girl...
00:41:26 Just like Jimmy, stubborn as a mule.
00:47:29 You're breaking the law!
00:52:31 I know my old man.
00:54:52 She may walk in that lobby, but not up them stairs.
00:57:21 The only way he'll get out of here alive is if I get Rick back.
01:00:30 I didn't really have to change. It was kind of a bet.
01:03:50 Here. I've got the man that can prove whether she was there. Here he is.
01:09:50 - How can we settle this? - The law's gotta settle it, not us.
01:12:37 Hey, Morgan. You still figuring to make the nine o'clock train?
01:14:58 Your brairll begin to boil. You'll scream and holler, but nobody'll hear you.
01:18:47 I hope he makes it.
01:26:05 - Morgan, draw! - Lee, don't!

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed670
Dialogue density6.8 lines / min
First line00:03:12
Final line01:26:05

Production Record

DirectorJohn Sturges
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$2,500,000
IMDb votes9,195